Mango Creek Lodge

At Mango Creek Lodge we have 6 over-the-water cabanas and are a boat-in only location. We are all-inclusive, including all meals & beverages. We have 4 local fishing guides, all born & raised here on Roatan and all have been fishing their entire lives. We offer some of the best pristine flats fly fishing in the Caribbean. We are open year-round and cater to your wants and needs.

In Roatan you can fish for: Bonefish, Permit, Tarpon , and Snook. It offers a unique combination of plentiful, healthy flats beneath a backdrop of lush, mountainous terrain, and Mango Creek Lodge is ideally situated to take advantage of both. Located in secluded Port Royal on Roatan’s East End, Mango Creek Lodge is close to Roatan’s most productive flats for fishing for Bonefishing and Permit. In  View more...fact, our Breakfast Flats are visible from our front door. Just a short 60 second boat ride away or a 10 minute kayak, if staying at our resort.

We offer daily guided fly fishing and spin fishing on the turtle grass flats of Roatan’s East End as well as the nearby islands of Morat and Barbaretta. Mango Creek Lodge’s primary targets are the saltwater “grand slam” species: bonefish, permit, and tarpon. However, while here, you can also try your luck fishing Roatan for barracuda, jacks, and snook. Spin fishermen will also enjoy the opportunity while fishing Roatan, to cast at numerous species in the East End’s harbors and mangrove canals.

Mango Creek Lodge tailors its fishing days around your schedule. You are free to fish at your leisure between sunrise and sunset. Our experienced, local, English-speaking guides are at your service throughout your stay and are happy to coach you if you are new to fishing Roatan.

Mango Creek Lodge is proud of our commitment to the local economy, we use only local guides. Our guides are very personable, respectful and knowledgeable about the local waters. Our guides are committed to making your experience a memorable one whether you are a seasoned vetern of fishing or a beginner.

Mango Creek Lodge is dedicated to preserving the health of Roatan’s flats. We are working with local communities to develop environmental education campaigns and have made progress in our efforts to eliminate illegal netting, all to make fishing Roatan better. In addition, to minimize pressure and ensure the continued success of our operations, we limit ourselves to four skiffs (or eight anglers) fishing Roatan on the flats each day. We can put any number of other fishing Roatan guests out in more boats when not on the flats.

Learn more about saltwater flats fishing at Roatan’s Mango Creek Lodge by exploring the links below. For even more information about Roatan’s fishing conditions and what kind of gear to bring, see Mango Creek Fishing Guide.